Hello all,
I have a situation where a developer has imported soil with a mean value for
lead of 378 mg/kg and a 95th percentile of 480.24 mg/kg which is above the
450 SGV value. The developer is arguing that the SGV value is obtained
applying the geometric mean of soil concentration across the site.( table
3.2 SGV 10 ( pg 14 ) and if the geometric mean is used for his sampling
result then those values will be much lower than the SGV so the soil is
acceptable.
Can anyone comment on this argument
Thanks
Ken
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